A Lighthearted Musical Take on Lockdown 3.0 with Kings Hospital Students
4th March 2021
The King’s Hospital School students, together with some of the West End’s finest musicians, have collaborated to create a “Lockdown
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Palmerstown Camera Club Monthly Competition
4th March 2021
Members of Palmerstown Camera Club recently received awards. The blue tit image was the winner of the annual John Thorpe
Commitment to tree pruning in Palmerstown Manor
5th February 2021
David Gardiner, Workers’ Party representative in Palmerstown-Fonthill, has reacted to a commitment from South Dublin County Council to carry out
300 sign tree pruning petition in Palmerstown Manor
19th November 2020
The petition now signed by 300 people, organised by the Workers’ Party, calls on South Dublin County Council to add
No excuse for anti-social behaviour
29th October 2020
Following an apparent rise in anti-social behaviour, Workers’ Party representative in Palmerstown-Fonthill David Gardiner has called for parents to keep
Keep Calm on Kennelsfort Road Campaign
17th October 2020
The Workers’ Party has erected a number of signs along the Kennelsfort Road in Palmerstown in an effort to have
SDCC Parks Receive 2020 Green Flag Awards
23rd September 2020
Local South Dublin County Council parks have received their green flag awards for 2020, the parks are Corkagh Park, Rathfarnham
Plan to build 250 built-to-rent apartments in Palmerstown Is Criticised
7th September 2020
David Gardiner, Workers’ Party rep. for Palmerstown-Fonthill, has criticised the decision taken by An Bord Pleanála to approve a plan
Google profiting from abuse of laughing gas
22nd July 2020
Awareness campaign needed on the dangers of nitrous oxide Fine Gael Dublin Mid-West TD, Emer Higgins, has slammed Google for
Stand Against The Vincent Byrne Site Plan
10th July 2020
The Workers’ Party is hosting a meeting on the plans to develop 250 built-to-rent apartments in Palmerstown on the old
Local TD Goes Live with Online Clinics and Public Meetings
7th May 2020
Technology has become more and more important these days and that’s true for politicians too. Local T.D. Emer Higgins has
STUDENT TEACHERS CAN PURSUE STUDIES THANKS TO ONLINE TECHNOLOGY – HIBERNIA COLLEGE SAYS
27th April 2020
Students in Dublin and elsewhere who may be planning to pursue third-level studies in Primary and Post-Primary teaching need have